#japanese kanji

[goodplan-ipromise]

[noticiasarquelogicasjaponesas]

Sean bienvenidos a una nueva publicación más, en esta ocasión os voy a hacer un resumen en qué consiste el 書道(しょど) shodō. Una vez dicho esto, pónganse cómodos que empezamos.

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En esta ocasión os comentaré de por qué esto es considerado arte. Si os fijáis bien en las imágenes, ya simplemente es estético, de hecho, hasta relajante, diría yo, o eso sería algo más subjetivo.

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¿Qué opinan ustedes? Os leo en comentarios hasta la próxima publicación y que pasen una muy buena semana. - 別の新しい出版物へようこそ。今回は、「しょど」shodo がどのような内容であるかを要約します。そうは言っても、安心して始めましょう。 - この機会に、なぜこれが芸術とみなされるのかを説明します。画像をよく見てみると、それは単に美的であり、実際、リラックスさえしている、あるいはもっと主観的なものだと思います。 - どう思いますか？次の出版までコメントを読んで、とても良い一週間を過ごしました。 - Welcome to another post, this time I'm going to give you a summary of what 書道(しょど) shodō is all about. Having said that, make yourselves comfortable as we begin. - This time I'll tell you why this is considered art. If you look closely at the images, it's simply aesthetic, in fact, even relaxing, I would say, or that would be something more subjective. - What do you think? I'll read you in the comments until the next post and have a great week.

[expiationist]

[hyipes]

— 𐙚ՙJapanese Kanji ★

不 心 女 水 六 文

万 七 入 恋 愛 日 凝

安 ��� 新 冬 後 社 金 月

[translations101]

Banned hiragana from Japanese license plates and why

Most Japanese license plates have a hiragana on them, but some are banned

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お (o) - looks similar to あ (a)

を(wo) - pronounced the same way as お(o)

し(shi) - the character for death (死) is also pronounced shi

へ(he) - there is another character pronounced the same way (屁) and it means fart

+ へ can sometimes be read as え(e)

ん (n) - cause it is hard to pronounce on its own

[hamusuke-japanese-learning]

I have collected the four most basic Japanese verbs.

[strabius-berry]

Hey if you speak or understand Japanese could you help me out here? I'm reading a doujinshi I purchased recently and so far the only kanji I have been unable to translate at all is this:

Here is the sentence this kanji is being used in:

It roughly translates into English as "Why is your ?? upside down?"

My dilemma is I have no idea what the ?? actually is.

I've been using jisho.org as my choice of Japanese-English dictionary since it has a feature that allows you to find the radicals within kanji in order to find the specific one you're looking for. I've been trying to find this one kanji for almost an hour and I always turn up with the following:

力, 刀, 万

And none of them look like the one in the image.

I even tried using mdbg.net, a Chinese character dictionary, which has a more accurate handstroke search function compared to jisho.org, but only those I've listed thus far ever turn up.

So here I am, hoping to find someone out there who could help me out here.

Can you please tell me what the kanji in the image means? I'd appreciate it a lot! This is very silly but that's exactly why it's driving me nuts 😂😭

[nihongonotabi]

[shironezuninja]

Oh, Good. I can read the late Kazuki Takahashi’s Marvel manga, “Secret Reverse” on the Viz Media app. The late OG Yugioh manga creator was my Goat in the same way the late Akira Toriyama was to many fellow manga/anime fans.

[koredeii]

Let's read kana!

Let's read kana from this pincushion from Daiso!

マグネット　ピンクッション

magune(t)to pinku(s)shyon

Magnetic Pincushion

マグネット　付き　で　便利！

magune(t)to tsuki de benri！

It's convenient with a magnet！

手芸

手 Shu (hand) 芸 gei (technique, art)

Handicraft

[acquired-stardust]

LSD Dream Emulator Playstaton 1998

[goodplan-ipromise]

[mochayoubi]

i was very surprised at how difficult it was to find (good) resources for learners that accurately describe how 部首 (in English we translate this to be the "radical") work in 漢字 (kanji). i pulled these from a very comprehensive guide of kanji from おじゃちゃん, a native speaker who is also a language teacher and if youre interested in learning more, you should check out her full overview here.

to a beginner this might not be as useful - but when you get deep enough into japanese i think it's worth it to understand how kanji is actually used by native speakers. understanding how the radical works can also help you guess at meanings and recognize common patterns that may make memorizing kanji easier

[expiationist]

japanese notes in a new location 🩵☕️

[drakshayne]

More old arts! I think I should post more of these little sketches, I love doing them so much,,

[sheeeshvangi]

My kanji is terrible and I recently learned about the book by Andrew Scott Conning.

The Kanji Learner Course is an amazing book for learning kanji, the best thing about it which made me buy it was the fact that it explains how to remember every single kanji like a teacher.

I have only done till the first 100 kanjis for now but it's definitely a wonderful book!

I highly recommend buying it if you want a comprehensive kanji book.